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Bitcoinâs sell-off this week has reignited the question of whether the market has already printed a local bottom. Chris Kuiper, CFA, VP of Research at Fidelity Digital Assets, argues that several on-chain and sentiment gauges now resemble prior bull-market corrections, while stressing that nothing iâŚ
A large, dormant Bitcoin wallet moved a massive amount of coins to an exchange on Thursday, rattling traders and reigniting debate about where big holders stand.According to on-chain data, a Satoshi-era wallet that had not moved funds for 13 years transferred roughly 12,000 BTC â about $1.4 billion âŚ
Visible buying from spot bitcoin ETPs and corporates has not translated into decisive upside, leaving traders to ask a blunt question: who is supplying the market?For Chris Kuiper, CFA, vice president of research at Fidelity Digital Assets, the answer is clear. â âWho is selling?â is the number one âŚ
American financial services giant Cantor is teaming up with Japanese multinational investment firm SoftBank and the worldâs largest stablecoin issuer, Tether, to launch 21 Capital.Cantor chair Brandon Lutnick, the son of US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, is aiming to replicate Strategyâs successâŚ
Sygnumâs Asset Management's Senior Vice President and Product Specialist, Benedict Yap, CFA, is feeling supersonic about Bitcoin as he talks tonight about why the leading crypto isn't half the world away from Oasis